Madhusudhanachari has strongly condemned the actions of Revanth Reddy’s government, accusing it of desperate political maneuvers. He criticized the government's approach, likening it to a futile attempt to "dig a mountain to catch a rat," reflecting the ineffective and misleading tactics being used.
He emphasized that Revanth Reddy has lost credibility and failed in all aspects, which is why he is now resorting to diversionary politics to distract the public. Madhusudhanachari pointed out the government's contradictory stance on the farmer welfare scheme, where promises made to farmers, such as ₹15,000 per acre, have been reduced to ₹12,000. This has led to widespread frustration among farmers, and in an attempt to divert attention from this, the government has brought up the Formula One controversy, he claimed.
Further, Madhusudhanachari accused the government of trying to damage the brand image of Hyderabad and Telangana, and criticized the Congress party for continuing the same discriminatory policies that viewed the people of Telangana as second-class citizens during the united Andhra Pradesh regime.
He also raised concerns about the ongoing case in the High Court, questioning why KTR is receiving notices from the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) while the judgment is still reserved. Madhusudhanachari accused the Revanth government of conspiring to tarnish KTR’s reputation among the public.
He condemned the government's refusal to allow a lawyer to accompany KTR, claiming that this was an infringement on basic rights. He concluded by stating that the current government seems to be focused solely on demolitions and lacks the vision for meaningful governance.
